Post Your Photos Made At Close Distance

[fotopfw]

E100VS 4x5" Sinar P2, 150mm Symmar

[John Layton]

Paul that (skulls photo) is just so stunning...and I can imagine this printed really large.

And fotopw...what a refreshing image - in contrast to all of our rocks/trees/bones/etc.

[fotopfw]

Paul that (skulls photo) is just so stunning...and I can imagine this printed really large.

And fotopw...what a refreshing image - in contrast to all of our rocks/trees/bones/etc.

Thanks John!

[paulbarden]

Paul that (skulls photo) is just so stunning...and I can imagine this printed really large.

Thank you very much, John. I should print it (I never have).

[Daniel Unkefer]

500CM 135 f5.6 S Planar C TStar Polaroid Hazylight by Nokton48, on Flickr

Hasselblad 500C/M 135mm F5.6 C T* S-Planar Bellows Lens. Fuji Instant B&W Film. Broncolor Hazylight 6000J Modeling Light Only 1000 Watts.

Hazylight is beautiful light.

[FishyFishArcade]

Is this the right thread for this? It's a close shot, but not that close.

Chamonix 045N-1
Fujinon NW 135mm f/5.6
Ilford HP5+
Ilfotec DD-X 1+4 9mins @ 20°


Eggs by fishyfish_arcade, on Flickr

[Tin Can]

not Macro

so close it is

[FishyFishArcade]

not Macro

so close it is

Thanks Tin Can.

[Vaughn]

Not macro for sure, but a close distance for landscapes. The rock cap is about 3 feet from the camera, according to my notes.

I thought about starting a new category, but there may not be very many images taken with the camera upside down. I have not done one since!
I do not make any claims that this image is anything close to stellar, but fun to do years ago in a small side canyon off of Artist Drive in Death Valley. I made this contact print and haven't seen the negative for decades.

January 4, 1989
Gowland 4x5 PocketView w/150mm lens
T-Max100
f64 at 5 seconds -- includes one stop bellows/reciprocity failure correction
Darkest areas read 8 on the Digital Spot meter and the brightest areas a little above 12. Exposed at 10
Normal development was suggested in my notes

[tuco]

Blowing the dust off the camera again.


45 Wista RF, apo-macro-sironar 180mm, Delta 100, D-23


Holiday Season Figurine by tuco, on Flickr